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The Oklahoma District State Tartan was officially recognized by Oklahoma in 1999. Designed by Oklahoma native Jerrel R. Murray, the colors of red, white, black and gold on a field of blue are symbolic of the people, agricultural products, manufactured products, and natural resources of Oklahoma.
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Tartan refers to fabric woven into plaid patterns representing clans (families) or regions in Scotland.
In old Scotland, the tartan was used for clothing and as a banner or flag. Because a family or community worked the cloth together, their clothing was made of the same patterns, and so a person could be recognized by the Tartan plaid that he wore. Tartans can also be designed as a symbol commemorating a special event or person.
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